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Assuming they are priced similarly to a E8 and M24 respectively, you're getting 70USD in the M4A9 and Coyote alone. With about $30 more for the included plastic infantry, you are nearly to MSRP - and you still have the heavy infantry, softcover rulebook, dice, and pinmarkers to consider. It's a pretty good deal even if you assume the Clockwork Goblin stuff will be priced as reasonably as historical BA products.

Especially with the £10 voucher that they emailed out to some customers today

I pre-ordered the book a while ago on Amazon, on the the 1:48 and 1:56 difference, in Japan tamiya 1:48 tanks are dead cheap, so the slightly bigger tanks don't bother me.

Awesome stuff, been very interested in Weird War stuff for the longest time. Can't wait to add to my BA Russians and Germans.

I think this one looks really cool. I really like the models and who doesn't love an alt-history war game? The pre-order email they sent out today is a pretty tempting offer.

You're preaching to the Red Alert choir here ^^

Love those Nazi vampire/demons, very Metro 2033, in fact everything I've seen so far is hitting the right notes for me.
Can't help but wonder what model they'll be giving away with the rulebook, If any.

New pic, well I've not seen it before at least.

Even ignoring the weird colors chosen for the paint scheme, those infantry look like not-space marines from the early 2000's.

They're dunkelgelb, no?

To me, they look like AT-43 UNA guys.

I haven't seen the closed face helmets before.
do we know if there will be enough for the whole squad in the box?

 Manchu wrote:
They're dunkelgelb, no?

Yes, but I'm not sure why.

I have seen the werewolf on the roof somewhere before, is it by another manufacturer?

warboss wrote:Even ignoring the weird colors chosen for the paint scheme, those infantry look like not-space marines from the early 2000's.

They do look a bit like someone's conversion of a marine crossed with WW2 bits don't they

Although that's not to denigrate them, I think that says more about the design of Space Marines !

Silent Puffin? wrote:

 Manchu wrote:
They're dunkelgelb, no?

Yes, but I'm not sure why.

Well, to stop magnetic bombs being attached wasn't it?

Not a dunklegelb shade you see that often (although not to start a 'which shade is dunklegelb?!' discussion here!)

 Pacific wrote:

Well, to stop magnetic bombs being attached wasn't it?

Nah, in this case its their handwavium alloy armour

Dunklegelb is a paint color not zimmerit coating used to prevent magnetic mines.

I believe the direct translation is dark yellow from my high school german. Either way, it's an odd color to use when you're setting up the minis in a winter war diorama.

Dunkelgelb was just the factory-standard paint spray from the mid- to late-war. So they are meant to evoke that.

OK thanks for that guys - forget me terminology there !

Only just noticed that there was a 2nd werewolf in that shot, in front of the building..

 Manchu wrote:
Dunkelgelb was just the factory-standard paint spray from the mid- to late-war. So they are meant to evoke that.

It was generally used as a base for some sort of camouflage pattern though which is what I would have expected here.

In fairness its only a single paint scheme

 Silent Puffin? wrote:
It was generally used as a base for some sort of camouflage pattern though which is what I would have expected here.

Sure, sometimes - but not always - reddish brown and dark olive. For a winterized effect, it could be a thin, splotchy white spray right over the dunkelgelb. In any case, I think the goal here was to evoke late-war panzers without overly obscuring the sculpt.

 Manchu wrote:
I think the goal here was to evoke late-war panzers without overly obscuring the sculpt.

Feldgrau would have been a better choice IMO.

 Silent Puffin? wrote:
Feldgrau would have been a better choice IMO.

Maybe if it was K39 rather than K47.

 usernamesareannoying wrote:
I haven't seen the closed face helmets before.
do we know if there will be enough for the whole squad in the box?

I hope so, they look much better IMO. Bit of a let down that the heavy armored US fellas in the starter do not seem to come with closed face helmets. Well, you know where to aim! (Like with a lot of designs in this game.)

 Manchu wrote:
Feldgrau would have been a better choice IMO.

Maybe if it was K39 rather than K47.

They have a very Wolfenstein-y vibe to me, think I'd probably paint them that way too.

Incidentally, is it just my wonky colour vision or are the hands painted skin colour? You'd have thought they'd be armoured?

Gauntlets/gloves are for Untermenchen! The US heavy infantry are painted the same way.

Are any of the minis or upgrade pieces specific to Konflict-47 plastic?

At this point, it seems like the K47 components are resin and metal.

I'm sure if the game takes off we will see some releases in plastic.

Will be interesting to see if it does better or worse than GoA, which Warlord really seem to be pushing at the moment.

FYI - WW2 zombies in plastic here:
http://www.studiominiatures.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&layout=category&task=category&id=4&Itemid=388
Mix with Warlord plastics Germans for more variation

Free figure with purchase of rulebook direct from the Warlord website revealed.


Read that as Stammer Samuels the first time I saw it.

Epic artwork:


http://www.warlordgames.com/revealed-konflikt-47-free-rule-book-figure

Getting really excited now!

That's better than any of the bolt action special order figures. Great mini!